Keba Names Ana Bekuta as Second Tasmajdan Guest

Dragan Kojic Keba confirmed on July 30 that Ana Bekuta is the second special guest at his Tasmajdan concert. He released the name in an announcement to the media. Until now the guest list held a single name, Tanja Savic.

The show is titled “Sad i ko zna kad” and is set for September 12 at Tasmajdan stadium in Belgrade. Keba made it clear the lineup is not closed and that he intends to reveal it in instalments, right up to the night itself.

Asked about the choice, he framed it around friendship rather than repertoire.

“Ana is an artist the audience genuinely loves and respects, and our friendship and the years we have shared in this business give the evening a special emotion.”

He added that the night would bring the crowd emotion, good songs and surprises, describing it as an evening “full of emotion, good songs and pleasant surprises”. No details of the running order were given.

What connects Keba and Ana Bekuta off the Tasmajdan bill

The two have shared the same table for years, on camera. Both sit on the jury of the talent competition Zvezde Granda, the same panel across several seasons. To viewers at home they are not two names that happened to land on the same poster.

There is also a song. Keba and Ana Bekuta recorded the duet “Treba vremena”, a title that still turns up whenever the pair appear together. Whether it makes the Tasmajdan set is not stated in the announcement, since no programme has been published.

Why release the guests one at a time?

Because that is exactly how it was framed. Keba said the reveal has only started:

“And this is not the end, I am only beginning to reveal the guests.”

The list will therefore fill up gradually across the roughly six weeks between the announcement and the concert. For the audience that means a run of small news items instead of one big one. In practice, Tasmajdan stays in circulation through all of August, and every new name carries its own announcement.

What is firmly known so far comes down to three points:

• date and venue, September 12, Tasmajdan stadium in Belgrade
• two confirmed guests, Tanja Savic and Ana Bekuta
• a promise of more names, with no deadline and no number attached

Two names, one address

Both guests confirmed so far come from the same circle. Tanja Savic built her career inside the Grand production house, Ana Bekuta comes from the same label and today judges Zvezde Granda alongside the host of the evening. If that pattern holds, the guest list will read less like a random gathering of colleagues and more like a cross-section of one record company.

The concert title, “Sad i ko zna kad”, roughly translates as “Now and who knows when”, a message to the audience not to count on a second chance. The next name off the list will show how wide Keba plans to open September 12.